This 'waterproof' rugged Android tablet has two features no other slates have — a LAN port and HDMI connector
Rugtake's T3 Pro combines unusual wired connectivity, rugged construction, a 120Hz display, night vision cameras, and a 20,080mAh battery.
Rugtake has unveiled the T3 Pro, an Android tablet designed for rugged use, boasting a host of unique features. Among these are a LAN port and HDMI connector, which are not commonly found on similar devices.
The device features a 10.4-inch IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 1200×1920 pixels, resulting in a pixel density of 225 PPI. Despite the lack of a direct sunlight visibility reading, the tablet offers a brightness of 450cd/㎡ and a contrast ratio of 1500:1.
Under the hood, the T3 Pro is powered by a Spreadturm G100 processor with 6nm technology, featuring eight cores that can reach speeds of 2.3GHz. The tablet also includes a 20,080mAh battery, which supports 20W charging, promising a long-lasting user experience.
The device comes with a built-in storage of 256GB, expandable up to a maximum of 2TB via a microSD card. For connectivity, the tablet supports two Nano SIM cards, 4G networks, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, and NFC. It also features four satellite navigation systems for travel and outdoor activities.
Constructed to withstand tough environments, the T3 Pro is IP68 and IP69K rated, and it complies with MIL STD 810H for physical durability. Its rugged design includes a stand and carrying strap.
The tablet also includes a built-in camping lamp with a lumen output of 380 and an SOS signalling function, with a battery life of around 240 hours. The camera setup includes a 20MP primary camera and a dedicated night vision sensor, alongside a 16MP selfie camera. The device supports phase detection autofocus, HDR processing, portrait effects, and underwater photography, with videos captured at 1080p resolution.
Running on a 20,080mAh battery, the T3 Pro offers an impressive battery life of three to five days of regular usage, approximately 60 days of standby, and 48 hours of continuous calling. It is currently listed at a $0.00 price, likely indicating a reservation or preorder option, with the retail price yet to be announced.
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